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Activity Agar & Carrageenan
By Mohamad Iswandi Bin Ishak
Question 2 : What are the differences between Kappa, Iota and Lambda carrageenan? Why?
Kappa Carrageenan
Iota Carrageenan
Lambda Carrageenan
Use levels (0.02% - 2.00%)
Use levels (0.20% - 2.00%)
Use levels (0.10% - 1.00%)
- 25% ester sulfate
- 34% 3,6-AG
- 32% ester sulfate
- 30% 3,6-AG
- 35% ester sulfate
- little or no 3,6-AG
Insoluble in organic solvents
Insoluble in organic solvents
Insoluble in organic solvents
Soluble in hot water
Soluble in hot water
sodium iota carrageenan is soluble in cold and hot water
- Soluble in 5% salt solution
- Partially soluble in cold water
- Fully soluble in hot water
The addition of potassium ions
- induces the formation of a durable, brittle gel
- increases gelling and melting temperatures
The addition of calcium ions
- induce the formation of a durable, elastic gel
- increase gelling and melting temperatures
The addition of cations has little effect on viscosity
Slightly opaque gel fotmation
becomes clear with sugar
Clear gel formation
No gel formation
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By Mohamad Iswandi Bin Ishak
Question 2 : What are the differences between Kappa, Iota and Lambda carrageenan? Why?
- 34% 3,6-AG
- 30% 3,6-AG
- little or no 3,6-AG
- Partially soluble in cold water
- Fully soluble in hot water
- induces the formation of a durable, brittle gel
- increases gelling and melting temperatures
- induce the formation of a durable, elastic gel
- increase gelling and melting temperatures